After Hurricane Sandy devastated New York City earlier this week, photographer Randy Scott Slavin ventured around various areas that had been plunged into darkness due to power outages. He shot eerie long-exposure photographs that make the city look like a ghost town. The series is titled “NYC Unplugged.” Although the long-exposure times offer us a glimpse into the darkness, Slavin writes that...

Adrian Sommeling a photographer from Netherland who Started photography in februari 2011 and since then He finds it hard to think about anything else. Photography has a big impact on his life and the way he look at it. Enjoy this lovely collection ;). // //

"More Than Human" is the title of the latest series of pictures by photographer Tim Flach which highlights the physical characteristics of different animals. Each portrait highlights the personality and clear, untamed qualities. With well planned lighting and origins viewer can see the details of a panda's fur, the lines on a monkey's palm and the intense gaze of a gorilla. Say the least,...

A tunnel of lights in Japan that opened this week shows waves of colors made up from more than 7 million LED lights, drawing international attention and hordes of tourists. Dubbed “the best light show in the country,” the tunnel of lights has become a popular site on the internet, with pictures showing people walking through glowing rows of LED lights popular...

The “Totems” of Paris-based photographer Alain Delorme take us in the heart of contemporary China. This series manipulated on Photoshop depicts an exaggerated social and economic reality that strikes the low-wage workers of Shanghai who are left to carry the ever expanding demand of a fast-growing city. Enjoy!

They say life begins at 40, and for these 40 something celebs, that may just be the case. Age is nothing but a number for the following female icons who seem to be defying the test of time. // //

Beautiful pencil sketches by Krzysztof Lukasiewicz. You can also visit her deviantart page.

This inspirational idea came from Christopher Moloney who runs a movie-photo blog dedicated to Recreating Old Movie Scenes in today’s scenario. He uses a freeze frame from classic films like Taxi Driver, Scarface, and The French Connection and superimposses it over the actual locations. Calling this art FILMography, Moloney has over two hundred such photos archieved so far and...